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THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY. JANUARY 28, 1916. 5 TELEGRAPH NEWS OF THE WEEK (Continued From Page. One.) HONOLULU, January 26. Inspector Haley is said to be slated to lose position. Commissioner General of Immigration is coming to Honolulu with axe, is report. WASHINGTON, January 26. "Millions for preparedness and not billions for defense," is slogan for new preparedness party. Con gressman Mann cliccrcd after speech on non-partisan support of Pre sident Wilson's program. Army and Navy experts, before the senate plead for mobilization of munitions plants. LONDON, January 26. Winter campaigns in theatres of war are assuming more and more activity. Latest report from Athens says Germany is seeking a separate peace with Serbia. Russians are mak ing substantial advances. Famous cathedral of Neuport wrecked by Germans, and Dun kirk has been attacked. WASHINGTON, January 26. Understood here proposals made by Germany to settle dispute over sinking of the Lusitania, definitely refused by administration, acting under direction of President Wilson. LONDON, January 26. German reports of fighting in Mesopo tamia say British left 3000 dead on field. PARIS, January 26. War has reduced the total of unemployed almost unbelievably. LONDON, January 26. Field Marshal von Dergoltz, of German army, has been appointed commander in chief of Turkish forces, in Caucasus district and will take over operations at once: NEW YORK. January 26. Charles Stone, president of the $50,000,000 American International corporation, announced tonight that the company which bought the Panama fleet of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company is now considering entering the trans-Pacific trade. EL PASO, January- 26. Villa, with 1000 men belonging to army of retaliation, is reported to be moving in the direction of Santa Clara canyon, 45 miles from Chihuahua. NEW YORK, January 26. Imports of America fall off imminsc ly. Statistics show that this city handled one half of the exports, and slightly more than one half of the imports of country this past year. LONDON, January 26. Reports say private yacht was torpedoed in December by French submarine. WASHINGTON, January 26. The President and Mrs. Wilson LONDON, January 26. Japan has presented to China a new list of 7 demands which imperils the sovereignty of the Chinese nation and menaces the interests of foreigners. This is the information which the Manchester Guardian, particularly well informed on Oriental affairs; prints as coming from far-eastern sources. It is said that Japan has handed the Chinese minister in Tokio, for transmission to China, a note embodying 7 demands which were included in the Japanese pro gram last spring. It is possible that the 7 demands alluded to today were the original 7 of group 5 of the series presented last spring. WASHINGTON, January 26. Many diplomats here, when in formed that Japan has apparently renewed the demands made, but not accepted last spring, express the belief that the only power in the posi tion to make an effective protest against the renewal of Japanese de mands, is the United States. The United States has never taken an open position against Japan on this matter, but it is understood to regard all the articles of group 5 as objectionable. LONDON, January 26. The Bulgarian forces are reported to have advanced in Central Albania and come into contact with the Al banian soldiers, under Essad Pasha who had defeated an advance guard of the Bulgarians, near El Bassan. BERLIN, January 26. French have failed in many counter at tacks to recapture trenches taken by Germans near Neuvelle. The attacking French were repulsed in bloody hand to hand fighting. EL PASO, January 26. General Villa is now reported in western Chihuahua, where he is defying Carranza and the United States and stirring up hatred against Americans by using the slogan "Remember Orozco." He is endeavoring to gain recruits to carry on his campaign. HONOLULU, January 26. Mrs. R. W. Shingle left for the main land in the Wilhelmina this morning, for Washington, and to bedside bf the Princess Abigail Kawananakoa, who is seriously ill with typhoid fever in the Capital. News reached Mr. Shingle yesterday to effect that the princess had not rallied, and that her fever is ranging between 104 .and 105. PARIS, January 25. Germans have begun the bombardment of Nancy with long range guns, and simultaneously launched aeroplane at tack on the French town. Official French communique says damage has been trivial. Around Neuport there is increased activity today which may herald important moves by Germans on west. Official state ment says that hostilities at Neuport are favorable to French. At Artois, Germans' made attack in force. This was preceded by large blasting operations. About 1500 yards of Allies trenches were blown up, Germans charging from their positions occupied craters thus made. Later French, by a scries of counter charges expelled Germans and reoccupied most of positions. Another raid in force has been made by Allies aviators unon Bulgarian and Teuton forces' in southern Serbia. 1ft 'PVpnpli aprnnlanes last nicrht attacked Monastir and Greveli. At the same place about 100 persons were killed or wounded. GENEVA. Tanuary 25. Col. E. M. Gouse, of Texas, confiden tial adviser to President Wilson, and now in Europe to carry certain important messages to U. S. Diplomats in various capitals, arrived here today. He made but a short stay, departing for Berlin where he will confer with Ambassador Gerard. LONDON. Tanuarv 25. Two aeroplanes dropped bombs at Dun kirk, at 6 o'clock this morning. German sea-planes were forced by British machines into water northeast of Neuport, at 8 o'clock this morning. LONDON, January 25. Message from Liverpool to exchange telegraph agency, reports Dominion liner Northman sunk. No parti culars. CHICAGO, January 25. Forecast of republican victory and the Chairman Hilles, 'lis to effect that Col. Roosevelt will not be candidate were contained in statement issued today by Chas. B. Hilles, chairman republican national committee. Statement deals approaching campaign and republican hopes of victory. "All information that I have," said Chairman Hilles, "Is to evect that Col. Roosevelt will not be candidate for republican nomination." He did not say, however, that Roosevelt would refuse nomination, if tendered him. He characterized the at titude of Justice Hughes, of the Supreme bench as unknown. "No man is bier enoutrh to refuse the presidency." he declared. Our candidate will be elected. The victory of the republicans is a foregone conclusion lie pointed out. WASHINGTON, Tanuary 25. Maior-General Murray believe that Hawaii should be one of three naval bases of the United States with a battleship fleet stationed at the Islands. Hawaii is the local out post of the coast and Panama canal. There should be three battle shTp fleets of the navy, he says, each to consist of 3 battleships with auxiliaries. CONSTANTINOPLE, January 25. It is announced that Otto man submarine sank the steamer Persia. This is an unofficial report from Turkey. ROME, January 25. King Nicholas of Montenegro, arrived here this morning, a refugee from his country. WASHINGTON, January 25. The Lusitania tangle may be set tied. Proposal from German government intended to settle the troubl has been received at state department, and submitted to the President TOKIO, January 25. Yee Chow has fallen to revolutionists troops ot lunan, who defeated the imi-nal troops in battle yesterday. WASHINGTON, Tanuarv- 25. The government has sold the ol naval collier Justin. Demand for freight carriers forced bidding high PANAMA. Tanuarv 25. Gen. Goethals and Gen. Ldwards w leave for Washington to air their differences over construction work. These differences came to a climax yesterday. WASHINGTON, January 25. Philippines may be turned over to Filipinos 2 years hence. If other powers refuse to guarantee in tegrity, America alone will take the responsibility. Mm i.M si ft 4M Klewest.Coolest Motel in Hawaii Fort Street Honolulu K. MACHIDA P stre Carries a full line of Drugs and Patent Medicines, Perfumes, Toilet Articles, Books and Stationery.. Also carry a full line of 'Eye Glasses. MARKET STREET, : WAILUKU. ALOHA LODGE NO. 3 OF PYTHIAS. KNIGHTS ISSUED BY THE MARKETING Wholesale only. Regular meetings will lp hold at he Knights of Pythias Hall. Wailu- u, on the second and fourth Satur- ays or each month. All visiting members are cordially nvited to attend. A. G. MARTINSEN, C. C. F. A. LUFKIN, K. R. & S. Honolulu Wholesale Produce Market Quotations TERRITORIAL DIVISION. Jan. 24, 191G. to .30 .55 .50 nsco FOR FRYING FOfl SHORTENING, FOR CAKE MAKING BUTTER AND EGGS. Eggs scarce, demand good. Island tub butter, ib 28 Eggs, select, Oahu, doz.. Eggs. No. 1 Island, doz Eggs, No. 2 Island, doz 30 to .40 Eggs, Duck, doz 40 POULTRY. Broilers, lb (2 to 3 lbs) 33 to .35 Young roosters, lb 30 to .33 Hens, lb (good condition) .. .26 to .28 Turkeys, lb 40 Ducks, Muscovy, lb 25 to .28 Ducks, Pokin, It) 25 to .80 Ducks, Hawaii, doz 5.40 VEGETABLES AND PRODUCE. Beans, string, green, lb.... 05 to .00 Beans, string, wax, lb 06 to .07 Beans, Lima in pod, lb 03 vs Boans, Dry Maui Red, Cwt 4.50 Calicos cwt 4.00 to 4.50 small white, cwt 4.50 to 5.00 Beets, doz bunches ,..3 Carrots, doi. bunches 4C Cabbage, cwt 200 Coin, sweet, 100 ears 1.90 to 2.00 Corn, Haw. eml yellow ..35.00 to 37.00 Corn, Haw. lge yellow. .32.00 to 35.00 Peanuts small, lb 02 to .02 Peanuts, large, lb 02 Onions, Bermuda, lb (none in market). Green Peppers, Bell, lb 10 Green Peppers, Chili, lb 05 Potatoes, Isl. Irish, lb 01 H Potatoes. Isl., Irish, new, lb 02 Vi Potatoes, Sweet, cwt 1.00 to 1.25 Taro, cwt 50 to .75 Taro, bunch 15 Tomatoes, lb 06 Green peas, lb 08 to .10 Cucumbers, doz 60 to 75 Pumpkins, lb 02 to .02 FRUIT. Alligator Pears, doz (none in market). Bananas, Chinese, bunch 20 to .50 Bananas, Cooking, bunch. . . .75 to 1.25 Breadfruit, doz 50 to .60 Figs, 100 3' Grapoe, Isabella, lb 9 Oranges, 100 1.00 to 1.50 Limes, 100 75 to 1.00 Pineapples, cwt 75 to 1.00 Watermelons, (none In market). Pohas, lb .08 to .10 Papaias, lb 01 Strawberries, lb v LI VE8TOCK. Beef, cattle and sheet are not bought at Uts weight. They are taken by the meat companies dressed ana aid for by welht dressed Hogs, up to 150 lbs, ID on to .11 Hoks. 150 lbs and over. lb.. 09 to .10 DRE8SED MEATS. Beef, lb 11 to .12 Veal, lb 12 to .13 Mutton, lb 11 to .12 Pork, lb lo to .11 HIDES. Wet Salted. Steer, No. 1, lb 1-U4 Steer. No. 2. lb UK KIds. lb 11 Goat skins, white, each 10 to 3u Sheen skins, oach 10 to .20 FEED. The following are Quotations on feed f.o.b. Honolulu: Corn, sml yellow, ton. . . .39.50 to 42.00 Corn, lge yellow, ton.... 39.00 to 40.00 Corn, cracked, ton 40.00 to 42.00 Bran, ton 28.50 to 30.00 Barley, ton 33.00 to 34.00 Scratch food, ton 42.50 to 43.00 Oats, ton 33.o to yu.ui Wheat, ton 39.50 to 40.00 Middlings, ton 39.00 Hay, wheat, ton 29.00 to 30.00 Hay, alfalfa, ton 26.00 to 27.00 Alfalfa meal, ton i . if THE NEXT MAILS. 00 Mailt are due from the following Botnta as follows: San Francisco By Sonoma, Jan. 21 Manoa. Jan. 25: Nippon Maru, Jan 29. Yokohama By Tersia Maru, Feb. 6 Australia By Makura. Feb. 4. Vancouver By Niagara. Jan 26. Malls will leare for the following points as follows: San Francisco Wilhelmina, Jan. 26 Yokohama By Shinyo Maru, Feb. 11 Australia By Sonoma, Jan. 24: Nia gain, Jan. 26. (Mails subject to correction on ar rival of ships.) I. NAKAGAWA lixpert Tailor, SUITS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER. Workmanship and Perfect Fit Guranteed. Carries a full line of the latest styles and Cloths. Give mo a trial to convince you. MARKET STREET, : WAILUKU Jill the popular books in late or classical fiction Wail orders promptly attended to Hawaiian News Co., Honolulu Limited -tt iiiJ r... i . i , i . , 1 1 i .t.' ii.. . i 1 1 1 , i , 1 1 1 1 , : 7i i ; i r i,l ''Tiiiiii.1. i,.l i;i:..,...,ii.i.:ii.iiiii TOOLS OF ACCURACY The very best and tested makes of practical Tools for Mechanics, Carpenters, and Planters' uses. LEWBRS & COOKE, Ltd. KING STREET, HONOLULU. n The Searchlights of Success All Center on the 7 TffiJ&r U UNDERWOOD) "The Machine You Will Eventually Buy Awarded Grand Prize Panama Pacific International Exposition Elliott-Gresson Medal For Mechanical Supremacy International Typewriter Trophy For Ten Years Choice of All Great Typists of the World THE WATERHOUSE, CO., Ltd. Agents 1039 Bishop St. Alexander Young Bldg. HONOLULU. I ni MAUI OFFICERS PROMOTED. Many promotions have been made in tim tinat week in the national guard, including a number of Maul olllcers of the Third Regiment, inese are as follows: First Lieutenants promoted enptains William Nash, Henry Robinson, Jr., W. II. Rico, Jr., T. D. Collins, Ernest W. Kopke, W. (). Crowell. A. M. Doyle, Carl Maser, II. S. Truseott, Wallace M. Cooper, W. A. Paldwln. Second Lieutenants to be first lieutenants F. A. Lufkin, J. S. n. MacKenzie, W. K. refers, G. T. Grieg. W. C. Avery, O. F. Dilling ham, It. M. Oliver, F. II. Partridge. OTHER ISLAND J Form Association The smaller pineapple growers of Oahu have formed an association wmi a view to improving the packing and marketing of fresh fruit. F. K. Haley, of Waimea was elected president, and George Wond, o f Aiea was elected secretary. Isenberg Resigns. (in necount of enforced ircnuent ab sence from bis post, and the fact that he expects to be away from the Is lands, for quite a while, u. r. k. konliirir hns rpnnpRted the. Kauai Chamber of Commerce to accept bis resignation from tho olllco of Kauai representative in the Hawaii rromo tion Committee. Wadrnan Off For Wasslngton. Dr. J. W. Wadman is on his way to Washington to urge prohibition for Hawaii upon congress. Ho left here very quietly in tho Great Northern, and the anti-saloon folk are financing his trip and the effort to bring about tho result they so much desire. Doc tor Wadman is prepared to answer all question regarding the liquor situa tion in the Territory. Many Bad Eggs Destroyed. Under direction of Food Cointuls sidner A. W. Hansen, over 2000 dozeu eggs were destroyed in Honolulu last week, besides a lot of fish and meats. The produce were all in cold storage plants, and were condemned as unfit for food. Honolulu Wants Naval Academy. The Honolulu Chamber of Com merce has taken steps looking to the securing of the proposed new V. S. naval academy for the Pacific coast, for Honolulu. The chamber claims that Honolulu oilers more advantages for such an institution than any other place on tho racific. Another Railroad After Business. The Sante Fe Railroad system will open olllces for passengers and freight in Honolulu, on February 1. II. K. Vernon, general agent of the road in Portland, will arrive soon to take charge of the olllco. and will bring his family with him. Tucker Refuses To Resign. In replying to a communication from Governor Pinkham demanding his resignation, Joshua D. Tucker, Commissioner of Public Lands, under date of January 20, has written u let ter in which he flatly declines to ctep out before his commission expires. This will bo sometime next March.